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The most vibrant of the seven emirates in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Dubai, has been pushing forward quickly with its ambitious plans to diversify its economy and make itself the business hub of the Gulf region.
While Malaysia, as an export-oriented economy, is not immune to global events, it should hold up relatively well in the face of the global crisis in 2009 thanks to robust macroeconomic fundamentals.
With regulatory frameworks around the world undergoing intense scrutiny in the wake of the financial crisis, the Bahamas is well underway in enhancing the regulatory oversight of its own markets.
Though many of the world's economies moved into recession in 2008, Qatar utilised its high energy income and massive fiscal reserves throughout the year to maintain growth and economic stability, while at the same time investing for future expansion.
At a time when a majority of asset classes and countries look vulnerable to yet unforeseen financial shocks, the Sultanate of Brunei Darussalam provides plenty of compelling reasons for foreign investors looking for a safe financial haven.
After a series of delays and revised drafts, the Nigerian government finally released its 2009 budget earlier this month, in which it outlined plans to move forward with diversification and increase spending on a raft of new capital projects.

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